ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR
- 6/8/2021
For those who feel stuck: The power of one small change
Not everyone can leave to start their own practice or find a pharmacy more in line with how they want to practise. Frustration mounts when we ask ourselves, “How do I escape this?” - 6/8/2021
Build efficiency into your pharmacy business in the Covid-19 era
Now that COVID-19 vaccinations are changing the landscape, it's time to take toll of your pharmacy's financial plan for the year. - 6/8/2021
Equity in Medicine to host first virtual conference
The Equity in Medicine team are Canadian healthcare leaders growing a community of support with a vision of embedding EDI into the culture of all healthcare organizations. - 6/8/2021
We’re not in Kansas anymore!
Although everything looks different, we’re still CanadianHealthcareNetwork, the most popular website for Canadian pharmacists. - 6/8/2021
Pharmacists in Newfoundland finally able to give COVID vaccines
This start comes months after pharmacists in many other regions of the country have been vaccinating patients against COVID-19. Newfoundland and Labrador is the last province to allow pharmacists to vaccinate patients against the coronavirus. - 6/7/2021
Doctor demands apology from N.B. premier after COVID-19-related charge dropped
A doctor who faced a barrage of hate and racism after being accused of violating COVID-19 measures in New Brunswick is asking the premier to apologize after a charge was dropped Friday. - 6/7/2021
Wisconsin ex-pharmacist gets prison for ruining vaccine
A former pharmacist in Wisconsin who purposefully ruined more than 500 doses of COVID-19 vaccine was sentenced to three years in prison on Tuesday. - 6/7/2021
Polio: When vaccines and re-emergence were just as daunting
Americans tell personal stories from polio outbreaks in the 1940s and 1950s and remember the relief when a vaccine was developed. - 6/7/2021
New insights to combat chronic refractory cough
“These patients need appropriate followup. If one thing doesn’t work try something else. Most of these patients will respond," said clinical professor Dr. Stephen Field. But what should be done with the remaining 30% of patients who are refractory or unresponsive? - 6/7/2021
Lotus-eaters and hayseeds
I have had the opportunity recently to work in a pharmacy in Alberta as well as my usual gig in B.C., which has led to me pondering the differences in pharmacy culture between the provinces.